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good evening, bob. >> reporter: hi, larry. stocks rocketed into record territory right after the open on better consumer sentiment and chicago manufacturing data but at one point late in the day they gave up all their gains. traders cited two reasons. headlines from the acting president of the ukraine which accused russia of aggression against the crane, the situation there is very fluid. another potential factor was the last trading day of the month. that often sees dips late in the day as traders rebalance their portfolios. stocks bounced back in the last hour. s&p 500 closed at a record high but russell 2000 big selling in tech and pharmaceutical. that's index ended down. a wild ride. s&p moved in a 20-point range from its highs to its low. this is the problem. a little bit of a disconnect between stocks at a new high and economic data that's still mostly disappointing and then throw in an old school potential cold war crisis and you got big price swings. larry, have a good weekend. >>> all right. many thanks to bob pisani.
good evening, bob. >> reporter: hi, larry. stocks rocketed into record territory right after the open on better consumer sentiment and chicago manufacturing data but at one point late in the day they gave up all their gains. traders cited two reasons. headlines from the acting president of the ukraine which accused russia of aggression against the crane, the situation there is very fluid. another potential factor was the last trading day of the month. that often sees dips late in the day...
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>> reporter: good evening, larry. the administration's been scrambling all day as it did over the weekend to try to respond to that russian intervention, both in terms of imposing costs, as the president put it, on russia but also trying to find some assistance for ukraine. john kerry, the secretary of state who right now is giving a speech to apec and discussing the israeli/palestinian peace process and issues related to iran, is flying to kiev tomorrow to meet with the government. and president obama this afternoon when he said that russia was on the wrong side of history said when congress comes back, he wants them immediately to turn once this weather delay on the congressional schedule is over, immediately turn to crafting an aid package for ukraine. >> i've heard a lot of talk from congress about what should be done, what they want to do. one thing they can do right away is to work with the administration to help provide pa package of assistance to the ukrainians, to the people and that government. and when they
>> reporter: good evening, larry. the administration's been scrambling all day as it did over the weekend to try to respond to that russian intervention, both in terms of imposing costs, as the president put it, on russia but also trying to find some assistance for ukraine. john kerry, the secretary of state who right now is giving a speech to apec and discussing the israeli/palestinian peace process and issues related to iran, is flying to kiev tomorrow to meet with the government. and...
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i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." we are live here at 7:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 p.m. pacific. we have three developing stories for you right at the top of the show. first let's go to arizona, where everyone is waiting for arizona governor jan brewer to sign or veto a controversial sexual orientation discrimination bill. nbc news' jay gray is live in phoenix for us this evening. good evening, jay. i hear there's some movement going on. >> reporter: there is, larry. good evening. we are now learning within the next 45 minutes arizona governor jan brewer will come out and speak about her decision, what she has decided to so with sb-1062. a lot of people have said this is a controversial bill that would allow businesses to not serve people based on their sexual preference or anything else for that matter, and there have been a lot of businesses stepping to the plate saying something's got to be done, including the nfl with a super bowl schedule to be here next year. the nfl has said, look, we're
i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." we are live here at 7:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 p.m. pacific. we have three developing stories for you right at the top of the show. first let's go to arizona, where everyone is waiting for arizona governor jan brewer to sign or veto a controversial sexual orientation discrimination bill. nbc news' jay gray is live in phoenix for us this evening. good evening, jay. i hear there's some movement going on. >> reporter: there is, larry....
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larry berra was yogi berra. yogi berra came before yogi bear. >> and for you, because you do yoga and because of your love of the downward dog -- >> i want to do yoga, i can't do yoga. >> can i call you dog, like randy, because of your love of the downward dog? >> you already call me dog. >> i do, dog. >>> coming up, we've got more on the markets -- >> the markets hoping it's not a dog. plus, sanctions and economic pain, will it work on russian president vladimir putin? we're back in a moment. ♪ for tapping into a wealth of experience. ♪ for access to one of the top wealth management firms in the country. ♪ for a team of financial professionals who provide customized solutions. for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.ould yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minu
larry berra was yogi berra. yogi berra came before yogi bear. >> and for you, because you do yoga and because of your love of the downward dog -- >> i want to do yoga, i can't do yoga. >> can i call you dog, like randy, because of your love of the downward dog? >> you already call me dog. >> i do, dog. >>> coming up, we've got more on the markets -- >> the markets hoping it's not a dog. plus, sanctions and economic pain, will it work on russian...
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had almost -- >> you sound like larry summers. >> it has 55 employees, right? >> it will have 100 by the summer. >> they will double their employment base and add measurably to the u.s. economic base. >> let's bring tim seymour into that conversation. what's on your radar today? >> one of the things we're going to do on "fast money" is our segment which is buy or bye-bye. i think there are 73 stocks in the s&p at 52-week highs. we know the market is strong. facebook is a classic example of that. what do you do here with a company that really has shown that they can monetize their mobile business and yet the valuation is very uncomfortable for a guy like me who is a value player? that's what we're trying to look at. i think you take profits. you trade in ranges, especially in places that have worked recently. the gold miners are another place that is an interesting place to be fading some of this. i don't think gold has found a level where it's ready to go higher. >> michael, i want to know generally speaking as people are going to sit back, take stock of the fa
had almost -- >> you sound like larry summers. >> it has 55 employees, right? >> it will have 100 by the summer. >> they will double their employment base and add measurably to the u.s. economic base. >> let's bring tim seymour into that conversation. what's on your radar today? >> one of the things we're going to do on "fast money" is our segment which is buy or bye-bye. i think there are 73 stocks in the s&p at 52-week highs. we know the...
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tune in tonight, larry are interview congressman dave camp. >>> meanwhile, tweet time. according to the "wall street journal" companies could being looking at your old s.a.t. scores. yikes. when considering you for a job. we're asking you, employers looking back at your s.a.t. score is as irrelevant to future performance as blank looking at blank. classic analogy. tweet us yours @. in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow...